I stayed with my friend in a double queen room for 2 nights. We found bedbugs the first night we were staying in our room, took pictures and walked to the front desk. The employee at work told us he wasn't able to change our rooms because the hotel was booked full. He also told us they would only do a thorough cleaning of the room after we had checked out. I told him I would be putting in a complaint as it is not acceptable to have bed bugs in a room, and there was no alternative available or thorough cleaning offered. I put in a complaint as soon as I got back home to request a compensation for my stay, as we were forced to stay in a room with bedbugs without proper cleaning of our room. The hotel response was that our late checkout was the compensation. That makes me so mad as I am a diamond member and stay in Best Western properties a lot. The late check out is complementary for Diamond members, as also stated in their website. We ended up leaving our room at 9 am. They should've compensated our room and paid for a different hotel so we could have stayed safely in SF for the duration of our stay. If you are looking for a good Best Western experience do not visit this hotel. The worst service I ever received at a Best Western and the hotel has bed bugs. read more

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Fleet Week America's Cup World Series Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival in Golden Gate Park SF Giants vs Cincy Reds playoff games SF 49ers Vs Buffalo Bills football game Italian Heritage parade in North Beach Castro Street Fair Cal Bears vs UCLA College football game Justin Bieber at the Oracle Arena (His angelic face melts my heart) On the weekend of October 5th-7th, all of these events took place in the beautiful city of San Francisco. SF is normally a very busy city but with all these events going on at the same time, the entire city was pretty much one gigantic fire hazard. I got free tickets to the SF Niners game almost at the last minute. Knowing that all these events were going down in the city by the Bay I knew finding a hotel would be like pulling teeth. After hours or web searching and phone calls I found The Red Coach Motor Lodge. At $129.99 a night there was no way I could turn this place down. Until then the cheapest I could find was $200 a night. Almost all the cheap hotels were sold out and the few that remained wanted way more than I was willing to pay for a few days. For the price and location, this place did just fine. It's located right across the street from Brenda's French Soul Food (SCORE) and just a hop, skip and a jump from the rows of bars in Nob Hill. Big Foot Lodge anyone? The hotel offered free parking. The rooms were clean. The bed was semi comfy and the people who ran the office were super nice. The rooms didn't have a fridge or air conditioning but since I was hardly ever in my room I had no problem with the lack of amenities. While I may not ever stay here again I'm thankful that the folks who run this hotel didn't jack up the prices like all the other hotels in the city did. Thanks Red Coach. I really appreciated that. You guys are awesome. read more

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Was going to drive up to the bay for a concert with my friend that was last weekend and after about 3 weeks of searching we decided on The Red Coach Motor Lodge because of the price, proximity and reviews (finally, a hotel with no bed bugs). The front desk was helpful in all aspects (which parking space to park in, handling of receipts, wifi information, even offering restaurant recommendations, etc). We were out pretty late after the concert and went back and forth a couple of times yet someone was always there to buzz us up into the elevator so that was great. Don't be put off by reviews that say this is a bad area. You're going there to sleep. In all honesty, it's not bad. We felt safe going to and fro, leaving the car and also walking around. It is in great proximity to everywhere you need to go during a stay in SF. The room was really spacious and the bed was a huge king size. The chairs and table plus the PRIVATE bathroom were helpful for two girls getting ready for a concert. Nice flat screen tv mounted on the wall as well. The room had a balcony which was nice and we got plenty of sunlight during the day. The staff was quick to respond when we had trouble with the water level of the toilet rising after every flush and were scared of flooding the place haha. Thankfully it was easily and quickly taken care of. Overall, it was a good experience. Very clean, very easy, and great proximity to everything in the city. You won't get a hotel like this for the price elsewhere in the city. Free parking, free wi-fi. I would definitely stay again. read more

Red Coach Motor Lodge - Single with king bed. Bathroom is to the right and has nice sink, toilet and standing shower with a space to sit if needed. - Hotels Near Me - San Francisco, California

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This was a very inexpensive hotel my coworker and I booked, not knowing the status of the area. The staff was friendly, which helps when realizing what sort of neighborhood it's located in. The pros: it's a cheap hotel, the Bart transit subway is not too far of a walk. Busses are on all surrounding streets. You're surrounded by many different restaurants of all varieties of ethnic and American foods. The rooms are large and the beds are comfy. The room thermostats don't work well so good luck with controlling your room temperature. Ice machine is in the garage but easy to get to. The Cons Elevators are slow. The rooms are extremely thin so, if you don't mind noise and traffics orchestras, then you're good. Don't book here if you want silence or scenic views. It's an area of vagrants, homeless, and transients that may make you wary of wanting to wander around in the evenings. It didn't bother me but I could see it for those who can't handle it. I can sleep through anything so, I was at home. The WIFI works and I've not had problems doing work. Hot water is great when taking a shower. If I had a choice to stay here again, I'm might, but make it the last resort. Walgreens is only a block up to get last minutes sundries. Several coffee shops are available, and there are close nearby markets to get beer or cigs. None of the vagrants ever bothered me and I did not feel "unsafe" like a few of the other reviews I've read prior to booking. I did feel that this hotel can be better if the owners took some money and time to repaint, upgrade the plug in outlets, and added some affordable bathroom upgrades. More importantly, you're in SF, let this place be where you sleep, and enjoy the wonderful city. :) read more

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Enjoyed my stay here, bedding was clean got a screaming deal and liked how the staff gave me the in's and outs of where to eat, stay away from, things to do. There was a wide gap between my door and the floor however but it didn't make me feel uncomfortable. read more

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This is a great hotel in a not so great neighbourhood. My expectations were low going in, but I was pleasantly surprised. If you are comfortable walking, it is a short distance to lots of cool areas, otherwise it is a short Lyft/Uber ride away from everything. I found my app always wanted them to drop me off on the Willow Street side of the hotel. Make sure to ask your driver to drop you on Eddy or Polk Street instead. The room was newly renovated and clean as can be. It is a loud room, you can hear almost everything from the street, but I just left the fan of the heating/cooling system on and slept really well. The bed was clean and comfortable. The shower was clean and the bathroom is supplied with hand soap, body lotion, shower gel, shampoo and conditioner from pumps on the wall. They also supply toothpaste and shower caps. The room has a safe that you can put you valuables in, but it is very light and it not secured to the sidetable or wall. The safe is battery operated (mine did not have batteries in it upon arrival) and I was able to easily lift it when looking to see if it needed to be plugged in. The staff was wonderful and helpful. They are vigilant to make sure the elevator is only accessible to guests, and gave good directions. Breakfast was pretty good, just a standard eggs, sausage, pancakes, cereal buffet style with yogurt, fruit and other little pastries available. I would absolutely stay here again. It was a perfectly decent hotel at an affordable price in a very expensive city. read more

It was our first time in San Francisco. It was the cheapest I could find online for my family with 3 young children. The parking was free, but quite tight, and location is good in downtown, next to lots of restaurants. The room itself was nice, the bed was comfy, clean and simple. The downside is there's no microwave or fridge, and the AC was hard to locate, so we couldnt adjust the room temperature. At night, the patrons across the street were questionable... it prevented us from walking around no more that a .25 mile, then we headed back to our room for safety ;) read more

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Sketchy, very sketchy area. Currently going through some much needed renovations. Holes in the hallway ceiling, exposed water lines and wiring, gutted rooms with no door handles and just dingy on the exterior. Only way up to room was a single elevator. No stairs. No smoke detector in room.Talk about safety hazard. Thought I might find some emergency ropes tied to uprights and coiled up to use in case of fire and the need to repel down the side of the building. Wishful thinking. Actually quite surprised the hotel is still in operation due to the safety issues. Parking is scarce. Get there early and don't leave. I wouldn't park on the street in that area and expect my car to be intact the next morning. Did I mention sketchy? Well, it is in the tenderloin so that is expected. Vagrants, druggies, their dealers and alcoholics were out in droves. They weren't to particular about keeping their voices down either. Bantering back and forth throughout the night. The only time they aren't heard was when the garbage collectors were going through picking up the trash. Needless to say, sleep eluded us while we were there. The front desk staff were quite nice and the room itself was clean and tidy. No heat or A.C. to speak of though it was not needed. I was told this location will be a Best Western after renovations. Hopefully safety and parking issues are taken care of in the project. Too bad the area is so sketchy. Walking distance to Fisherman's Wharf and other areas of interest is a great selling point. City would do well to clean up the area. read more

DO NOT STAY HERE! I read some reviews on Kayak or Booking that said this place was a great value and worth staying at. Those reviews are fraudulent. There are also reviews that compare it to NYC that I know very well. But there is no reputable place like this in NYC at all. I walked into my room and it smelled like death. I sat down in my chair and it smelled like ASS. Realizing there was no way I could get another room during one of San Fran's busiest weeks I went to Walgreens nearby and bought Lysol and Febreze. I emptied both bottles. I turned on the tv, but reception is terrible. The internet did not work 75% of the time I was there. The noise from the construction made doing business phone calls during the day impossible. The location is not great if you are going to the financial district. Nothing is around this place except Walgreens. Staff was totally unhelpful. I went to the gym far away the morning of my checkout and when I returned, there was no one at the front desk to buzz me in the building. I had to flag down a cleaning lady after 10 minutes to get in the building. I have stayed at many hotels. This is unquestionably the worst. read more

They are trying. The free parking was mostly unavailable for the first two days of my three day stay but that's because they were painting and re-habbing the garage. The bathroom is brand new. So are the shutters on the windows. Unfortunately, they do not keep out the light. And the bathroom light is on a timer. It is motion activated but only lasts for about 10 seconds. So you have to wave your arms around a lot. Towels are small and thin. There is one ice machine, behind locked doors at night, so you have to go to the lobby for access. The elevator was missing a light panel and its floor is gross. The outdoor hallways would benefit from power washing. And of course, the motel is located on the edge of skid Row. No good food or drink nearby without stepping over the homeless. However staff was cheerful and helpful and the price is right. And the room comes with a/c, WiFi, some cable and a fridge. read more

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Made reservations through Booking.com to stay here on New Years Eve after a concert in SF. When we arrived around 6 p.m. to drop off our stuff, the clerk told us that the new owner of the location had simply decided not to honor our reservation (nevermind the booking confirmation emails) without notifying us. We were told at the front desk that since we got the room for as little as we did ($120) the owners had likely decided to void it and re-sell the room at a higher rate the night of NYE, because rates in that area (near the civic heart) were much higher. It's in a bad part of town, it's got terrible parking, and the owners are greedy pieces of trash. Never stay here. read more

SO, I chose this place for three reasons- It was with in walking distance from my Yellow Card show, it had free parking, and it was 99$ a night on priceline. In regards to the asian owner everyone writes about, I have to agree. She is a little weird, and her dog is mean. My boyfriend thought she was very helpful, but he likes everyone. I don't know why everyone says this place is super clean, because I found it to be very poorly decorated and creepy. The area it is in is full of homeless people, just don't look them in the eye and they will leave you alone. My boyfriend and I decided we did not want them to come in and clean our room (I never like when they do that) so we hung the do not disturb sign up. She cleaned anyway, which pissed me off because I had a lot of things about that she didn't need to see. The balconies are all connected so I also had little asian ladies walking past my door all day. The screen didn't lock, there is no ventilation, our cable TV was broken, and I was scared the whole time. I would stay here again though, for the three reasons above. read more

I'm visiting the California coast from Brazil and have planned all this year's trip on Yelp. From Long Beach to San Francisco, I have spent one night in Atascadero and one night in Santa Cruz. I have to say the best hotel so far has been The Red Coach. The room I'm staying in is huge, the bed, gigantic and very comfy. Everything is super clean and looks recently renovated. There are certain sketchy types around if you go west on Eddy St. but I have walked there at night and nobody has bothered me. I've lived in NYC in the mid 90's and Alphabet City and the East Village were kind of like that back then. No biggie. The staff at the Red Coach have been super friendly and helpful.Parking is a HUGE plus in SP. I would recommend this place to a friend and would stay here again for sure. Great location and reasonably priced. read more

This was the first time touring in San Fran, and this was right in the heart of everything. Free parking was awesome (as later I found out how big of a pain in the bumbum it was to find public parking and even drive around). The room is simplistic, but not dull and painfully generic like other places that offered rooms for around this price. Free wifi with its righteous guidance will save the lives for those like us, under prepared and ignorant about places to dine and shop. The staff is more than friendly, basically pointing out all the hotspots, which places to look around in, and even the streets I should avoid. And the maltipoo that greeted me, wildly wagging its stubby tail is an extra star given for housing this cute dog (Homer was his name I think lol). There are Vietnamese restaurants a block away, a KFC in plain view for those willing to miss out on wonderful food, liquor store also in plain view, and walking distance to the Cali line tram, gas station a few blocks down on Van Ness. Location: perfect. Service: Surprisingly friendly. Room: Cosy and adequate. Price for Quality: Excellent. read more

For the price, this place is excellent. Secured parking (which is near impossible in most other SF hotels), controlled-entry access, large spacious room, comfy bed and linens, clean bathroom (complete with soaps, mouthwash, even toothpaste) and city-savvy yet friendly owner, this place is your best bet for staying in SF if you want to be central. It only took us about 15 minutes to walk to Union Square so no cab needed. Also, a quick drive to everywhere else, like Pier 39, Nob Hill, Golden Gate Bridge, etc. Of course, don't get TOO excited--the area is not the best and the hotel does look a bit shabby. Certainly you wouldn't expect a 5 star hotel in the tenderloin district. But use common sense--just don't wander around at night or make too much eye contact haha. Definitely would stay here again. read more

Here's why Red Coach gets 4: Budget friendly Good location Secure elevator Free garage parking Friendly staff Spacious room Easy online booking Not the best neighborhood, but it's a quick drive / cab ride out to some of SF's hot spots (e.g., Chinatown, Fisherman's Wharf, etc.). Within walking distance to some great restaurants and music venues. After the night on the town, this is a great place to lay your head and rest up to repeat the cycle. Other notes; The TV remote is bolted - Bolted, I say! - to the nightstand. So if you had any ideas, throw them out the door. Tsk, tsk.. ;-) read more

Under typical circumstances this is not the type of hotel we would stay in. We picked this place because it was cheap and close to the Civic Center. We were here for LovEvolution which meant we would only be in the room for a few hours. We didn't want to take a cab and we just wanted to be able to walk close since we would be drunk. This worked out perfect. Outside the hotel looks a lot nicer than it really is. Once inside you realize how grimy it is. Then again it is located in the tenderloin. We all went in knowing that we were pitching in for a dirt cheap room that was only 2 blocks from the event center so most everyone was ok with it. One of the couples couldn't handle it and ended up going home. Free parking is a plus in the city and our rooms connected which was neat. Interestingly one of the guys thought the room was ok he even took a bath! Then again he is Canadian. The lady out front is strict but nice. You will need to take the creepy elevator up so cross your fingers it doesn't get stuck. No Internet reservations but they have Free Wi-Fi. I don't see us staying here for anything else other than if we return to LovEvolution. Again don't expect finding anything nice here because you won't find it. Why 3 stars? Because we knew what we were getting into and we got it at a cheap price. read more

Yes it is innn the tenderloin...but I will have to say that the service and quality of the rooms for the price and the location you cannot beat. I came here for my birthday weekend and spent two nights in sf. everything we wanted to do was local and not a far walk away from. Yes it is in a bad part of sf, but its not too bad walking at night. Just keep to yourself and have company and you'll be just fine. If youre looking for a great breakfast/ brunch place.... got to Brendas. It's right across the street next to the KFC/ Taco Bell joint. The food is amazing there!!! be sure to get your name on the chalkboard walk and you can just go back to your room get ready and go back to the restaurant when the wait is up. It's absolutely perfect. Need I mention, there are a ton of bars up this street... you're definitely in for a good time here. You can't go wrong!! read more

Stayed here over this past weekend. While the room looked fresh and clean there were several issues. Where do I start? The fan in the bathroom did not work. There was low water pressure in the shower. The shower door did not close all the way so it leaked water on the floor. The bathroom light was on a censure but would turn off about ever 5 seconds while you were in there. The pillows were so cheap and flat it was like sleeping on a folded towel. I told the front desk at check out and he just kept saying "I'll make note of that and get someone on it". He said that but he didn't write anything down. It was like he'd heard it before and didn't care. The neighborhood was a bad on. Lots of homeless people hanging around along with some bad smells. They should have offered me a partial refund. read more

ALL THAT I CAN SAY IS LUCY IS ONE OF THE NICEST AND MOST HELPFUL PEOPLE I HAVE EVER MET!! I had a few questions regarding public transportation and not only did she help me solve my issue, but she went the extra mile with her overall demeanor as well as the genuine sense of concern that radiated from her. I am a Bay Area native so I don't tend to frequent hotels, but for those looking for a great deal AS WELL AS a top-notch customer service experience, then I HIGHLY suggest the Red Coach Motor Lodge at Eddy & Polk Streets in San Francisco...!! read more

I'm not sure why everyone points out that the staff is friendly. The Asian woman we dealt with was quite rude to us the entire time, perhaps because we're 20 year olds and she thought we'd be a nuisance (we went there for Outside Lands music festival). I still couldn't help but like her. Anyway, the area is kind of sketchy with bums doing their best to be as cliché crazy as possible (kicking over big metal bins outside). Going East on Eddy is worst - the bus stop in front of Ken's Kitchen reeks of urine - all other directions were fine. Free guarenteed parking was definitely one of the biggest pluses with this hotel (having last year paid $20 or $25/night at The Opal!) The room was perfectly clean with really nice carpet. The maids did a great job each day getting it back in tiptop shape. This really isn't a trashy hotel. It's kind of quaint, actually. I can definitely see myself going back... Recommended. read more

Book this hotel for pride weekend. Really hesitant because of the other reviews but I had no choice since this was 3 day's before our arrival. The price and stay was very reasonable. Actually in fairness red coach was the only place that was affordable last minute. The had a fair amount of parking spaces and we were given a room on the third floor, I believe the second floor was being renovated. Access to the room is indeed by one elevator only. So in a event of an emergency....idk. The room itself was clean as well as bedding. Bathroom was clean too, shower area had a little seat so you can just pass out with the water splashing you. One little issue was the lamp. It was plugged in but it was not functioning. And in addition there was no switch for the lamp either. Overall the stay was pleasant. The neighborhood is your typical downtown sf with the homeless here and there. Definitely would stay there again. read more

We were attending a function at the Phoenix down the street and it was booked solid. They recommended this place but I was extremely skeptical considering the location and the low price ($100 ish per nigh and free parking). Like other reviewers, we found the rooms to be very plain but CLEAN. The secured parking is priceless. But it fills up. If there was no room in her garage I probably might not stay the night as one of the cars out front had been broken into the night we stayed. We liked the Asian lady and her dog. The dog is NOT mean, it totally ignores you if you don't try to pet it. Listen, look at the neighborhood this dog works in. Would you let randoms touch you? I sure as s**t wouldn't. You will not find a safer less expensive option in this neighborhood. Period. Hence the 5 stars. read more

Room was very clean. Parking was very easy at 2pm. The location is very practical. The neighborhood is full of weirdos and homeless people but they do not seem threatening at all. It still feels safe walking around (the latest I did it was 10pm though) Check in time 2pm. Check out time noon BUT: On the last day I asked the Asian lady at the front desk if I could leave my car in their parking lot until 2pm when the other customers are supposed to start showing up. She said no, even though there were plenty of spaces in the parking lot available and my car staying there 2 extra hours was clearly not a problem...that was lame... Minus one star just for that. It's in a big city so you can hear the cars and trucks on the street all day and all night long. Not a problem, you can still sleep ok. read more

I booked this hotel through booking.com while on a road trip from Seattle to Southern California and my customer service experience was not only disappointing but vindictively inconvenient. First I would like to say that I understand that all hotels have their own policy regarding cancellation but when booking through a third party site it should be CLEARLY stated if you are to be charged the full price upon cancellation. I was not aware of this until I had already booked the reservation. So long story short we were delayed in Oregon and wouldn't be able to make it until the next day. I tried calling the hotel to reason with them and hopefully cancel my reservation for a lesser fee. The woman that I talked to at the hotel was rude and completely dismissive about making anything work with me. Not only that but they had charged me for the room before I had even arrived at the property!!! I then contacted the booking website and explained the situation to their costumer service. They said there was nothing they can do and the representative said that he hated these types of calls and that they happened all the time. All of this would be enough for me to never use the booking website or the hotel again but the real kicker is that they refunded the whole price of the room which I thought was as a result of them being contacted by the website or that they found someone else to fill the room and had decided to not be greedy swine. So naturally when something falls off my account I ended up spending that money as a part of my budget for this trip. Now that I'm back from my trip I just checked my account and guess what? The hotel has processed my payment again causing my account to overdraft. I can honestly say that I will not book this or any other hotel that can't or won't make things work with active or potential clients and I will not be booking through booking.com either. Thank you Red Coach Motor Inn for teaching me a valuable lesson about being more careful who I do business with!! read more

Staff is extremely rude. We tried to use the key to open the door to the stairs and the key broke off so we asked the staff to help us and her response was "how old are you?! Why would you think to put the key in there?!" Very dirty. We also got stuck inside of the elevator and the fire department had to come get us out. And parking is horrible. 10/10 would not recommend staying here and will never be back! read more

This review is just for the construction & check out. At 9am I was awoken by super loud construction. I get it, 9am isn't that early, but check out time is 11. Would've been nice if they waited until then. They also came to our room twice, once around 915 and once around 10 to let us know that check out was at 11. The second time, a lady came and told us at 10 o'clock that check out was around 1030 to 11. Um what? Seemed like they were trying to rush us out of the room. Annoying. read more

I had a HORRIBLE experience here. I booked through booking.com for a stay here at Red Coach Motor Lodge. After reading some of the previous reviews (on TripAdvisor and Yelp), I saw that a few people mentioned that sometimes the hotel would bump their booking.com reservation for someone else who was paying more on a busy night, OR would not have record of the reservation at all. Worried that this would happen to me, I call a few days in advance to confirm my reservation. I talk to one of the front desk employees, he said his name was "V", and he confirmed my name, my room type, and my confirmation number through booking.com. I show up on Saturday to check into my reservation, and the lady tells me they have no record of my stay whatsoever, and that "this happens frequently with booking.com". They are 100% booked, and cannot accommodate my stay. Do you know how hard it is to get another hotel for a reasonable price in the middle of SF on a Saturday night? (Right after the women's march, mind you). I'm outraged, obviously, and ask to speak to "V" since he was the one who claimed I was in the system when I called a few days before. The woman attempts to call him but he doesn't pick up (he's off-duty). Great. She then calls the manager for me and the manager says that there's nothing they can do since the hotel is booked, and they have no record of me in the system. They told me to take the matter up with booking.com. I completely would understand the hotel is not at fault if Booking.com was the one who made this mistake. HOWEVER, I called a few days before, and confirmed my reservation with one of the employees at Red Coach Motor Lodge. So this is NOT just a booking.com matter! Needless to say, they could NOT help me whatsoever. The front desk employee said that it was possible that V may have confused my reservation with someone else. How could this be? If I asked V to repeat back to me my name, and my reservation number? Regardless, even if he did confuse my reservation with someone else's, this is really poor customer service and hotel management if you leave someone with a confirmed booking, stranded without a room. read more

I feel like it's important to review this place, because I've read so many unsatisfactory reviews. On a night where I couldn't find anything under $250 a night (Comfort Inn wanted 289), I found Red Coach for $145. I jumped on it right away and checked the reviews later. I will say that area is definitely an inner city type are. If you've been to New York City or Downtown LA, this area won't shock you much. At first glance I thought it might have been worse than it was, but I just needed a place to crash for the night. No problem.. until I got hungry around midnight. I went down to the front desk and they told me that nothing was open within walking distance. They're actually wrong. Directly across from the KFC/Taco Bell there's a little liquor store/grocery that was open when I went around 1-2am. The block was really quiet, but not dead. I saw a good amount of people walking around. Mostly older people walking home from work. I might have been the palest person out there that night, but nobody gave me a second look. I'm going to say that I felt completely safe, and as long as you're not totally freaked out by urban areas; you probably will too. One thing that I found completely odd was the way the hotel handles check ins and arrival times. I booked my room, but they made it clear that my card would not be debited until I arrived. They also asked for my eta. This all made sense later on. I spent the day in Santa Cruz and I caught some traffic driving back. While I originally stated that I expected to arrive between 9 and 10, 10 o clock hit and I was still about half an hour out. At 10pm almost on the dot the receptionist called me and asked me where I was. He told me that I was the last person left to check in and asked if I still wanted my room, because if I don't there is a long list of people who do. I arrived around 10:30 and when I made it to the front desk, he asked me for cash. I get it. They're trying to get as much as they can for these rooms, but if I'm booking a reservation why are you trying to give my room away? If I didn't answer my phone would he have sold my room to someone else for double the price and pocketed the extra cash? Yes, I think he would have. read more

I honestly don't even think this place deserves 1 star. I don't like how inconvenient the parking is, how small the elevator and bothersome it is to walk in and out of the room without getting harassed. This place is too strict about having guest and I don't like being treated like a fucking criminal for just having guest. You even have to buzz in to get ice at the ice machine. read more

It's met all our expectations: reasonable pricing, free parking, central location, big enough rooms. The only drawback was the WiFi. If you're staying close to one end of the hotel, you might not get a signal. We used someone else's open network. Problem solved. ;) read more

The location is very convenient, many restaurants around, just a few blocks away from the city hall. The building looks a little bit old, but the room is quite big and clean. If you just want to have a place to sleep over the night, really a good choice for your money especially they offer free parking. read more

This hotel was OK. The parking area was safe and you need to be buzzed in by the 25 hour front desk to get to the elevator. Our room was OK as far as the bed was clean and the bathroom was not bad. The floor had been vacuumed, but not well. We found a piece of what looked like bacon on it. There were also random hairs in the sink and on the bathroom walls. We wore sandals in the shower and around the room, it was not clean enough to walk around barefoot. There was no sign of bed bugs which is a bonus. When we were in the parking area, we noticed very old vacuums they use are kept near the trash pile in the garage that has a strong urine smell. However, this area is not good once it is dark. We arrived around 9pm, checked in and decided to walk tb keys, not slide cards. It was an inexpensive way to stay right in the city. If we knew how this hotel was, we would have looked for a place just outside the city instead. There is free WiFi, it does not work. We were able to connect for one minute before being kicked off. Every employee was very nice and helpful. It is too bad it wasn't in a better area and a little nicer. read more

Stayed here for 4 days and for what I paid it was worth it. Free parking and friendly staff. The room was okay. No air conditioning and it's on a busy street. But I didn't mind because the location was awesome! Was no more than a 10 minute drive to everything. Would stay here again. read more

Staying here was a breeze. Check-in was a piece of cake and everyone was so kind and asking if I needed anything. Parking is definitely a plus and the wifi was super reliable. The room was as clean as could be and there were endless amounts of towels, too! I would definitely stay here again. read more

Excellent experience Staff is very nice and the price including parking is great Colorful surroundings reminiscent of New York in the 70's!! Hey it's the 'Loin Oh the bed had a nice firm mattress Ps-lots of good Pho places nearby read more

While the location might put someone off, my one night at this clean (if sparse) lodge was better than expected. The security is notable and makes the stay even more comfortable. There are restaurants walking distance from the lodge as well as a nice little coffee shop called The Coffee Smith. The Smuggler's Cove (excellent rum bar decorated as a pirate ship) is a five minute walk away as well. The staff is helpful and sincere. I recommend it highly for price, cleanliness and accommodation. read more

Enjoyed my stay at the Red Coach Motor Lodge. Front Desk was very helpful and informative. The rooms were clean and spacious. And there is parking as well. I will be back. read more

Great customer service. They don't let anyone near the rooms, they have a buzzer in order for you to get in. I reeeeally reaaaally liked that. read more

This place is awful. Our room smelled musty. They are renovating the place so there is loud hammering and the sound of an electric saw from early morning until 8pm. The heater in our room doesn't work and they have no space heater. We have stayed here in the past but it has gotten so much worse. We will never stay here again. read more